[China Securities Regulatory Commission: Strengthen Market Stabilization Mechanisms and Broaden Channels for Medium- and Long-Term Capital Inflows] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on October 10, according to Jintou Data, China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Chairman Wu Qing held a symposium in Beijing, engaging in in-depth discussions with executives of listed companies and experts from securities and fund institutions. All parties in attendance unanimously agreed that China's capital market is operating in a generally stable manner and expressed strong confidence in the country's high-quality economic development. Focusing on the stable and healthy development of the market, the meeting outlined several core recommendations. On the regulatory front, efforts will continue to strengthen market stabilization mechanisms, further expand the sources, channels, and methods for medium- and long-term capital inflows, and work to grow patient capital. Additionally, the CSRC will encourage eligible listed companies to increase dividends and share buybacks, improving the investor return mechanism. Furthermore, relevant departments will optimize the issuance and listing system to support a diverse range of high-quality enterprises, enhance trading supervision and cross-border risk monitoring, and explore and reserve more incremental policy tools to solidify the foundation for the market's long-term positive trajectory.